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From the New York Times, to-day
AT Himmeons Hall, In Union Bill " J., the
headquarters OF the anarchists OF that region, &c
was noticed yesterday that the American flag was
hOisted upside down. A crowd gathered ana pre-
parations were making 10 take the establishment
by storm when two policemen entered ana ordered
that the nag be reversed. Himmeon declared that
&c was all a mistake, and complied with the ON
GERS Instructions instantly.
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A Surf GROWING OUT OF AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT
CnNYRYASCR-MarY EDWARDS and others today

SUIT GROWING OUT OF AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT
CoNvRYANCE.-Mary Edwards and others to-day
5000 damages. The plaintiffs state that certain
property in Philadelphia was conveyed by one
John Kemp to Jane Kemp in 1874, and they are
defendant, they alege went from this city to Phil
adephia and took OF the property falsely
representing that the deceased had willed 10 her.
siding In England and heirs to nine-tenths OF the
estate, TO that efYect, and endeavored to get
them to deed their interests to her.
They charge rurther that defendant fraudu-
lently procured the conveyance OF the property
to her without paying any consideration therefor,
and on May IL, 1883 she allowed ThOS Adams to
occupy the premises without the payment OF rent,
and they were compelled TO assert their rights by
suit In eJectment, causing them great expense.
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District G0vermmens Affair.


GONE TO PHILADELPHIA.
The District Commissioners are In Philadelphia
to-day. The object OF their visit Is to witness an
exhibition OF street cars run by electric motors
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwistle as follows:
To erectcE Temple. four brick dwellings, Nos.
%, 20, and ~ Canal street and 4O7 Delaware ave-
dwelling, No. 1920 street northwest: 5000: w,
Mayse, brick dwelling on 5th between I and x
streets northeast; $500. VIM Payne frame dwell
Wilt house on II street extended; $500
THE REroRr OF the inquiry into the charge made
against Capt Selfridge, Tor causing the death OF
several natives BY the explosion of shells used in
target practice, from one OF the L. s. ships at
Japan, has been received at the Department, and
awaits action OF the Secretary.
INMKxoRY OF THE LATE Rx-MNIsrER wAsHBuRNR.
The State Department to-day made public an
nouncement OF the death OF ex-Minister WASH
burne end ordered the Department to be
closed on the day Of The funeral and
The diplomatic and consular officers OF the United
States abroad are required TO make some public
demonstration OF sorrow.
FoR KEEPING DIsoRpEkLY HousE-Last night
raided house No.sa9 Maryland avenue southwest.
and arrested Ellen Coleman and Victoria Burke,
colored. on q charge OF keeping a bawdy house.
white man, were captured. and appeared In the
Police Court to-day. Messrs Hewlett and Moss
appeared for the defendants. Mr.. Hewlett op-
Jected to the testimony OF a witness on
the ground that they could not be
compelled TO give the evidence because
II would crfminate them and lay them liable TO q
prosecution under the Edmunds act Mr. Laven-
der said that counsel had no right to object that
was the witness place. The court sustained Mr.
thought the 0 court should "'i Instruct l' IN, ne
witness that she could decline TO answer n her
testimony would tend to convict eer. The witness
atafad haf Sh had nraff fad fl.A
house as charged against the defendants. The
court heart the evidence OF other witnesses and
imposed q fine OF 500 or 80 days on Ellen Cole
Burke.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor kENT-PLEAsANT SIX-ROoM HOUSE, IN
y good order; bath. gas; rooms pspered; price 10
per month. Apply for key at 81 Defrees st. nw.o223
ErOR RENT 93l ST. n W., THREE STORY
- and basement Brick dwelling, 10 rooms and bath ;
al mod iinpa. rent $40. TIER kUTHERl ORD,
LOOT IT. n ". o22-8ts
EoR RENT-TwO THREE-S1ORY AND BASE
nlsnt Brick Dwellings, IL roome and bath; all mod.
impA rent $50. TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 +
81. n. ". o22-6ts
EoR RENT-e-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE: CAN BE
niture. cain brass. Grandfather clocks 10 be sold
NV o14.2vs
EORRENT-HOUSES, FURNISHED
- yNO. A. PRESCOTT, No. 1416 ST. NV, kellogg
DviIoing mas the following for rent Qurnished.)
no. DO 10Th st. NV. 3-story and attic Brick, IL
rooms. completely furnished and Piano $3.50 per
No, 1412 ct. NV. 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and
month.
large. new and eleeantly-buil 4-story and base
~ rooms and bath. ell mod imps, heated by furnaces
completely aud nicely furnished; S20S.331S per
No. 4, Iowa Circle n w.. corner p st.. contains Is
No. o45 x ST. n. W, corner 10th St, contains IA
rooms. Handsomely furnished, $500 per month.
Desirzbly locatad House. containing IA rooms, in
thorough order aud completely furnished. $275 per
Desirshly located House, containing IL rooms, in
month
Also an elegantly located new pressed Brick House
on New Hampshire ave. NV, rooms, baths. store
rooms. Be- completely and nicely furnished, includ
S2VO per month Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 14l6
fsth.w. o13-15t
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LONDON, october "a. - The Telegreph's CORE.
spOndent at Paris asserts that Lord Lyons, the
British ambassador to France, asked Lord Sails
bury for permis sion to retire. but at the latters
request, consented to remain In Office until the
end OF the year.
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The Courts.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe Obr

To-day, Strather Carter, assault; bench warrant
returned "cepl, and released on personal recogni-
lance. Carter Collins; security taken. Chas. T.
Prentiss, perjury; nolle pros. Mary j. Mcbride
and J. W. Mcfarland, violating section isl X 3.
ID C.. trial.
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LONDON, october 24.-The jury which has been
investigating the cause OF the fre at Whiteley 8
immense establishment, has rendered o verdict
declaring the fire to have been the work Of an in
cendiary. The evidence taken, however, failed to
show now the fire originated.
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From Millions 90 BegUary.
ONE OF hllLioNAfRE NACKANs fARrNKi.s N prs-

j. F. Mcknight, q stranded California million-
aire, appeared before the mayor OF 81 Joseph,
Mo-, last Friday, and after representing that he
had not dollar In the world. begged a railroad
pass TO Kansas city, which was given him, and he
left In the afternoon, bound for New YORK city,
where. ne says he has relatives who viii care FOR
nim This winter. Mcknight was q partner OF
NulioDaire Mackay In California and Tor several
years was mayor VI Oakland. and one OF the most
prominent men on the Pacinc coast. lie was per-
sonal fr1end OF the elder Bennett IN New YORK
when tue latter had his ONCE on Nassau street
ana was Jay Goulds friend when Gould was
brought into prominence by Cot Jim Fisk lie
lost his millions short time ago hut was cheer
tut although he had not q dollar tie said that he
would return 70 California next year and build
another fortune. HIS dress was seedy and for
dinner he had only bun ana q slice q chee.p that
had cost him nve cents All his PERSONAL erects
were uetin big red handkerchief When he had
finished his sandwich he lighted an old black pine
and seemed 10 enjoy t. In his Downfall he re-
tains his polished manners, and IL stin In CONVEX
sation and department the same elegant GENTLE
fl0OO0OOl
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The NlcGarirle Conspiracx C.

Inc MCssaragle conspiracy CASes
CHICAGO, october 24.-The trial Of Dr. Leonard
ST. joan, Levi Dell. and Capt. John Freer for con-
spiracy in the McGarigle case, which was set for
to-day. by the agreement OF counsel has been post
pOned TO November IA.
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A NOTARY PUBLIC APPoNrED.-The President
has appointed Mr. st. Julian Fillette to be notary
public In the District OF Columbia.
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APPoINTMENT.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day appointed John B. Fitzgerald to be store
keeper and gauger at Linwood, NC.
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CALLED ON THE PREsIpENr.-Secretary Bayard
Commissioner Miller, and commissioner Colman
called on the President at the White House to-day.
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Egyptian Naturalization FOreshad.
owed.

PARIS, october 24-The Repubtique Franchise
referring TO the convention between France ard
England, regarding the Suez Canal, says the neu-
tralzation OF the canal means the naturalization,
In the early future, OF Egypt and the resumption
OF cordial relations between France and Eng
Land.
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Army ORDERs.-Twenty colored recruits have
been ordered to the department Of the Platte for
assignment to troop NJ, 9th cavalry. Leave OF alb
sence for one month has been granted Assistant
Surgeon ChaS. Richard.
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoNRrRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
m, 81; pm, IS; maximum. 90; minimum, 50.
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WEBBING Up TEE AnEKrc.x ExHlnrrros IN 1

WINDING Up THE AMERICAN LON.
DoS.-The American exhibition In London will be
closed on October 81. The close OF the exhibition
Will be marked by a meeting OF prominent Amerl-
cans and Englislmen 10 discuss The question u
International arbitration, the conspicuous English
men who have promised 20 attend beng Cardinal
Manning Gen Lord Nolsley, the Marquis Of Bis
to, John Bright and the Earl OF Derby
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BALTIMORE. ND. October 24.-yirsinia sizes. con-
sodsted 4S4 psst due COUPONS 81; ten forties. 50
BALTIMORE Md, October 24-Cotton steady
middlin MA ~ niS1r quiet and sssadyzOy;sd
AZ 6O do. extra, 3OOs362 do RIO brands, I55si SO;
patapsco supsrlstive patent 10; DO. family, ~
70aS3 western esser and dull No. winter red spot
sssa
steady and dull mixed spot 495a50S; October, 49,
bid; November, 80 asked; year, 4SHa4O; steamer I'd
as d. Oats nrm and quiet-soutbern and Penn.
sylvsniss S0:3s; SssteEn white 3is3e: western
prime western. Is OOsiE0O Froyisions quiet
and easier. Mess pork. l5.OOA15.25. Bulk meats-
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 6KaSx
b.con.shoulders. 1AsS; cleaE rib sides. on; hams
L2sl2N. LArdIrehned 3. Butter nrm and active
Western packed l7a20 creamery, 2Sa25: ExEs steady
20. Petroleum steady-refned. Ok. Coffee nominaliy
Qutet-A soft, $50; copper refined dun, lOalGIS
" nlsky nrm and quiet L14s l.l5. Freights TO Lv.
erpooi per steamer dnil-cotts 2, 7-32d Aour, Ia ia
wheat. 80 900 bushels: corn, v1,O00 bushels. ship
ments-hour. D. $4,000 bsrrels. Saies-whsat IL 5000
busnels; corn. $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. October "a IL q m.-The marketl
on Change opened steady and generally UNCHANGED
December wheat started ct 73 and u now selling q
521. May corn opened ct ~. and sold OF to Tax
January pork opened 81 IL TO- ana e nov quote
1t H. 10 january lard. 625. January short rbs ala
TEE TRENTON arrived At g. Thomas to-day o.
her way home from Brazil with the old crew Of the
Lancaster.
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Labor and Prohibition 20 Unite.

Kansas City Special TO the New York World Oct %
IL was stated here to-day on the best
Of authority tfat the Missouri delegates
to the National Prohibition Central Committee
meeting to be held In chicago November 20, had
recently received letters from Gen. Clinton B.
Fisk, OF New Jersey, DR.. McGlynn, Henry
0eorgA Ex-Governor St John, OF Kansas
and General Master workman Pow
union Of the prohibition and labor parties 10 the
next Presidential campaign II Is announced also
thai Gen. Fisk hes been selected the consoli-
dated parties candidate FOR President and Terence
" Powderly Is the vice-Presidential candidate.
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PROHlBIToRY Lava cASES.
lotion Of the Uai,ed States Supreme
Co0ft To-day.

OAsR ON TEE DOCKET DRNIED-rHN ACTION DrF-
FEx1xTLr CONSTRUED.
The motion to advance the cases Involving the
validity OF the Iowa and Kansas prohIbitory laws.
made last Friday, was denied. That motion also
embraced request that the court withhold its
decision upon cases already argued involving the
vanoiy OF the Kansas prohibitory law, and OF
course the denial carries Q refusal OF the whole
motion.
This denial IL differently construed BY the oppos-
ing sioeA The prohibitonists argue that the court
muH nave made up its mind to decide their way,
and hence does not regard more argument as
necessary. The anu-prohibitionists maintain that
tne 0enlal means that the court 8 reached O.
conclusion mat the prohibitory laws are uncon Il!
Iutionat ana that further 0elay with argument Is
NOT necessary. OF course until tn court shall an
nounce us decision upon the cases ALREADY argued
tnere u no means Of telling how II holds.
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FLYING FROM ARREST.
The President Of the Oefumct Column.
bian Bank, Of Philadelphia, goes 20
Europe.

bian Bank, Of Philadelphia, goes 70
Europe.
PHILADELPHIA. october GA local paper states
that Chas. L Phillips, president Of the defunct
Columbian Bank sailed for Havre from New York
Saturday morning. His departure was sudden,
ana the belief Is he left the country TO escape
criminal prosecution.
The Columbian Bank, which also has q savings
branch In Germantown closed its doors on July 30.
The Liabilities were claimed by the ofhcers to have
been between 500 900 and 800 600 and the assets
more than double that amount The appraisers
however found that the assets consisted princt.
notes made and Endorsed by Phillips and his asso-
GATES The savings fund depositors were mostly
working people who had deposited about $50, 600.
Several meetings Of depositors were held and
counsel retained.
r,o LAUGHED At THREATS o, As.ssr: ,,,,,.
on criminal charge: He only laughed at the
threat and told them the failure OF the bank was
an honest one and they would all receive their
money In time. The chairman OF the Depository
Association, when informed OF Phillips flight, said
I'VE have been doing all we could TO ind ev1-
on criminal charge, and we were
just getting matters In good shape. He has, no
doubt, heard OF what was being done and got out
OF danger. A certain transaction OF his came TO
light on Friday last, that We think was action
able and he may have received hint oft"
One Of the counsel for the depOsitors said: 1--WE
were almost ready to arrest him. The afidavit on
which the warrant Of arrest would have been
issued has been prepared and would have been
placed In the hands OF the district attorney in
few days" The affidavit sets forth that stock was
bought by Phillips In his own name for q small
sum and Immediately sold to the bank at an
enormous advance. The depositors were swindled
by Phillips.
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BOARDING,

1900 I ST. N. W.. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
lOIS PARK - Pleasant koonas With FirSt-clnss
bo-rd- References exchanged 4 few table bosrsisrs
csn oe accommodates o.3-0ts
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The Burning Of the Opera COmique.
GREAT CARELEssNEss SHOWN IN THE MANAGEMENT
TUFArFR

OF THE THEATER
PARIS, october 24-The testimony at the In
quest into the great loss OF life attending
TIE burning OF the Opera Comique and the
nature me ., indictment o,S against sro,l NJ
have Just been published. The evidence Indicates
Almost indescribable careleSeness and want Of
system In the arrangement OF the theater. Car
valho gives version Of the cause OF the disaster
which he claims will exculpate him from all
blame.
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A Rich Old Ranchcr Captured and
Held for kSansOm.
ST. LOUIS, october 25.-Ady1ces from the Rio
Grande say that party OF bandits, nine In num-
Der, well armed and mounted, had captured rich
old rancher In the lower portion OF Encinal
County and made on with him TO their stronghold.
They left word at the ranch that parties desiring
TO negotiate with them for his release could 90 10
o rendezvous named by them.
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Maryland Campaign slusIc.


Prom the BALTIMORE American.
when O candidate appears on a platform and
the band strikes up 'F1fteen Dollars In MY Inside
Pocket" what does it mean?
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A LONG JAUNr ON A BIcYcLE.-Saml B. Sterling,
well-known citizen OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, who Is
travelling from the latter place 70 New Orleans on
q bicycle passed through Media, Pa, Saturday AZ
ternOon If. Sterling started from bridgeport last
Tuesday morning, and intends 70 make the trip
easily and see the country, not averaging over IS
mlke0 day.
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nNHE CEILULOID TRUSS
u That never breaka. never wearp ont alvnyu caean
AZ csh b worn while bathing.
1Ai0S sAlsas CHAa IISHERsa
-. esj . ~ stgeey nogIuwest,
Mo. flehkx asvesss W. sassbAsA " NE UanIs "
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ANOTHER POINT STILL.

The Commissioners are debating the question
whether they shall issue liquor license to any
dealer who has been convicted only once OF violat
ing the Sunday law. Under the recently. promul-
gated regulations for the issuing OF licenses to
sell liquor the Commissioners refuse TO issue
licenses to any who had been twice convicted on
this charge No definite action has yet been taken
by the Board of Commissioners in the matter, and
pending The settlement OF this and other QueS-
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Killed I'm His Failing faouse.

MITCHELL, Ont, october 24-During a heavy
wind storm this morning the frame house occu-
pied by n. Green and family was blown down.
Green and female servant were killed
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


CAPT. GRIFFIN's vIsIT.-THE STAR has already re-
ported that the street committee here had been
fortunate enough to get the advice OF Capt Griffin,
United states engineer IN charge Of streets &c. In
went over the northwestern section Of the city last
week, and, on his suggestion, after q view OF the
grade there. The elevations fixed on surveyor
Ewings map OF that section were as follows: The
grade OF Patrick street at Cameron, Queen, Prin-
80, Al OF Henry, with same streets, "a IS, 90, Al
OF Payne, with same streets, "a, 81, So, 80. West
street has no grade marked At Cameron street. but
Oronoko. North OF Oronoko there are no grades.
An OLD HOSTRLRY S0LD.-The Old virginia House
has become ~ deapidaasd but u Is sn large
corner of Pept0n and King streetA At the west
limit Of the city, and at the roads OF the Lit
wagon yard and IL me pas
days OF Scarce Hameriy and other hosts was as
popular with the drovers a. the American Hotel
The
It was knocked down to F. Z C0rbett
TEE CcgE1s.IThe County Court Judge Chi.
street court House this morning. The Corporation
court Also continues its sessions and IL occupied
n Of 1S1 ne M
vanauKen. A motion for new trial In thu Bethel
Cemetery case overruled. and the Harl0w.Bagett
and the English-Bag suits referred TO commits
sion.
NOrra-The funeral Of MIRA J. A Fisher took
place yesterday morning from her late home near
city hSs e sSe
gates TO the Inter Seminary Missionary Alliances,
which opens COR nine days n Christ Church next
Thursday.-Ge0 Strude has bought Q building
los ON Gtbbon near Fairfax, 10 feet mont, foI
Sl7a-The second Presbyterian Church was
clossd yesterday II VIII soOn be re0pened under tn
care Of e new pastor; Rev. J. Vance. nov 9!
Wythev1lle-A small twostory er1ck roat0ence
with lot on Cameron and Patrick streetA twc
blocks directly east Of the Washinge0n and Alex.
andrta depot, has been bought Is tl,l00 hy Mt
Geo. R MiL-Dr Albert FAIRFAX, 1 Weil-knoN ]
phyaic1an who has bean sick soUe time g tie IN.
Urinary, died there yesterday afternoon. Georg(
Deato0, employed On the 1AlttnAoeo ana 70
tomac Railroad, fell yesterday afternoon from
the cars Of the Washlngton and Alexan1r1a RAN
road, near Colroaa and was seriously hurt. break
| ing one OF his arms and being 0thegWtso tnjuro6
noon, Emanuel webb, h0o-oafIler. fogty-e1Ih'
years oid, fen nom the third Seory q houSS Il
lscQpne e erection on 10th street. between n end {
tS2Ssets northWesL and was % badly Injured tho
he disd Ia NV minutes HIS BODY was remove(
| 70 hin late homa No - street northwest n ~
patrol Waguo. a6d the coroner wa notanod Their
were several severe cuts - III hoAa Wak1ng q
appoar thai M hoad struck tho eo0n6 10 -
! eats eaag iAniesed ~ talnng - p)ees q bglsk
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snow Eight Inche. Deep.


GAYLORD, MICH, october PA terrific snow
storm has been raging here for two days and the
snow is now eight inches deep.
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MAGNIFICENTB BUILDING LOT ON CONNECT
AL CUT AVENUE. BErMEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 1s<x
of the premises part Of ~
LOl 81. OF A. JAhDIN's SUB OF PART OF 81.
150,

beginning for the same Connecticut avenue 30 feet
north westerly from southwest said lot run
y northwest corner OF said lot thence northeastery
1039O feet thence east 40 10 feet to 15-oot alley
point on lid line distant 3ls5 feet north Of south
east corner OF said lott thence westerly parallel with
south line OF said lot 90 feet the place Of begin
Mug, of the finest Building Lots in the city being
on the east side OF Connecticut avenue.
Terms One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes TO bear six cent interest," payable semi
ses or all cash, 1t option Of purchaser Conyeyanc-
ing, &c, az cost o. purchaser deposit OF 350O re-
ten days otherwise resale 1t risk Of uelsutng
purchaser ve days public notice of such rusaie
in some newspaper published In Washington. d q
o24-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucta
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FINANCIAL AND CO.MMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire To Curson Mccartney, IA IS street,
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lIAlsVlEO-

The L. 6. s. Galena and the U. s. training ships
Portsmouth and Saratoga sailed IRON Newport, X
J., yesterday for New York.
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Local Notes.

Charles Hughes, colored, was in the dock Of the
Police Court this morning charged with assaulting
sophia Green, also colored, VINO had been keeping
house for him. He struck her In the face and
bruised both her eyes. He was given sixty days
In jail
Rev. A. II. Zimmerman held two services at
Wesley Chapel yesterday, afternoon and evening,
and will remain during the week and conduct a
service each evening. See advt.
The dead body OF an infant was found under the
M-street bridge In South Washington this morn
Ing by two colored boys 1t was buried by the
police.
Tenus Pierando and James Ryan, the young men
who claimed to be from syracuse, n. Y, when ar
rested by Detectives Carter and MahOn Saturday,
were before the Police Court to-day as suspicious
persons, and PierandO was also charged with
larceny. They were released on their personal
recogniZance.
From s..illington's we have Harper's Magazine
for November.
VIM. Miller, Beverly H. Robinson and Adolph
Clus5 reported this morning Jurors OF the Grim
mai Court. The first-naincd was accepted and the
others excused.
Mrs. Mary E. Swearinger, No. 1929 T street, re-
ports that her house was entered some time in
July or August and robbed OF $35 worth OF CLOTH
Ing and other articles.